Once your data is online - its online (forever)
Updated: 2010-09-30 15:12:00
, , , : Shaun Mccran My digital playground Home About Me Portfolio Projects Gallery Xbox 360 Contact 30 S E P 2010 Once your data is online its online forever Posted By Shaun Related Categories : Social General Interest Two recent news stories have brought to light the dangers of what data people are happy to put online , without really considering the wider implications . The both stories have different antagonists , and both highlight the very real world dangers of storing data online , whether its on a social platform like Facebook , or a more traditionally unseen platform like a database . The moral of both stories is clear : Once something is online' , it is online , and there is no taking it back . Users posting to Social Networking Platforms The first story concerns a woman claiming

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A while back, Rebecca Murphey started posting some interesting thoughts about what enterprise Javascript applications are and how they should be structured. One of her posts that really got me thinking was one titled, " On Rolling Your Own ". In that particular post (with reference to a few others), Rebecca questions the logistics of rolling your own appl ... ead More raquo;